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Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
The Foaudllug,

As stated in the REPUBLICAN I'd
day. the infant wh.ca was iOatd ID
Eighth Street PA:k o2s SATURDAY D
several weeks ago, aul adopted BY
eeart Cannon, died on Sunday mon
after an Illness Of ab6lt e.sat iaysv
choieis infan,um. Atiar the stigl
took the child home. lie night Il
found, q lette. was found Ia its d
ina, a copy OF which was pablhhsj
the REPUBLI, AN, statiGg that
mother was compe. ed TO pait Wit
and asking whos7es fun! 4 70 \
good caro- Of it.
This, however, dil aa. give
slightest ci1s TO the .ce-':ty ct ilscl
or itH parents, but !. sal; time Al
wards Sergeant Cannon IecslVe
letter from Frankfort signed by 81
named Tho.p, aud makllG iLq1l
abou. uae baby. Ths.e was 80
piece OF white nateria. ard apltct
lace trimming enclosed, ED Tie vi
said that ~ they co'respjndsi Win
dress ard the trimming on Il, vi
was worn by ths child wien II
found, he cou.d tel who tas no
was. He also said tha. on the mon
OF the day when IL was found avg
had left Frankfcrd with q teid
description Of which coEIeip'laea
the foundliDg. i.
Unfortunately the writer rtsls
to give his address, aud ths ~ !.
could only direct his answer 10 ~
ford. AS be has not heard anything
ther be has come 10 the conoIu'lGn
his letter was no, received, sna
tha, he Intends to vi.i; sian Slosll
endeavcr TO eud Mr.. Thorp tle LII
portuhity lie hss 20 get away
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
Cash In tho Treasury department

WASHINGTON, July IS The count OF
the cash and securities in the Treasurer s
office, which began May 23, will probably
be continued this week, as on.y tine gold
coin remains ID be counted. The funds
on hand amour ed to 100000 OF
which $6l ,5OO,OOO was in standard silver
dollars, s25, 600, 900 in gold coin, S2,OO0,-
UG0 in fractional silver coin and the bal
ance in notes and certificates. In exam
lining the silver vault several bags con
short two or three pieces each. These
were gradually recovered, however, as
the count progressed until all were found.
SO far as known not a single penny's de-
| ticiency has yet been found.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
Eay Ridge.

Persons Contemplating patolIa|
the L. 0. L. W. e1cufsioh y
Ridge on July 2S should Fenemvs,' ..,r1
this beautiful resogI has ubdtisYIJ N
complete change IN nsnaselIeas a.,.s N
Nast wear I,isnow owned aad opeia. y.
by the Baltimore AID otlo ha..',s Il
which is q sufficient guarsLi,'s :, !,
everytbipe tast money ED !,
management Can p!tduc' .h"as,r ~,
comto.. OF tie iera Q! nn ,u'
of visitors has been done, ~,
hotels ana grourda psye osyn art, =,
vsted AID btsat,tiel, sud thou'sssii hour sssi
SoIlars have bsen lavislly expslGp.a ps,
make this, indeed, the 'Qastn, ma, M
of the Chesapeake " Iaose WV, ,he 4,
that Bay Ridge noW pEesea.st, -.t,, ' se nj
nnps,rauce as last year VIII VIII, " st I
than surprised aud gEatinsa n,arss !"
charming resort wh'ca tlS pR n"io r.
ensrey Of tine Baltimore q .i oI'1 !. d b
road has produced. TIE ,1Su hot' and ~
anc,ed iT en- the European plan, h sIr I'iac
the delicacies CT the famous D t,r !
markets ma and the Chesapeake " w ls,s
he purchased at city prices ~ sU srSus
cs,inz drinks srs solt on 'as IN Ia
The NavaI Academy Band % i -
attendance.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
Organizing Fruit Exchanges.

John P. r. Polk, E.q has been 70,
some time past taking q tour down
through the Eastern Shore counties oi
Maryland orgsniziug fruit exchanges. =.
He is in Baltimore now, but will retarn
home on Thursday evening.
He will then visit Pennington
Bridssvilie, Laurel, salisbury. Har
riugton, FELTON,, Woodside, Lewis and
Dover and address the people In the sd
vocacy OF fruit exchanges. Mr.. PolE
is OF the opinion that J ,225 000 baskets
OF peaches will be handled by the fer
eIt exchanges this season.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
a wsIcome Change.

Saturday and Sunday were rot only
red letter days, as far as temperature
was concerned. but they could also be
denominated red hot days. Yesterday,
however, Vas trifs better, as there
xas good air part OF the day. This
morning, however, WAS vast improve
ment ovsr any dag OF the PAST week.
aud those who were almost ready TO ex.
pire with exhaustion found RELIEF ard
comfort 10 the greatly decressed tem
psrature. The thermometer at the Re
PUBLICAN office, which registered G-
st o'cCck yesterday, with a decided
tandepcy 70 crawl much nearer to the
loo mark, stood at 7So al the same hour
to-day. This change is extremely vel
come aud greatly appreciated by the
over. heated, Ierspiriug people.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
Murdered by HIS Uompau,on,

WICHITA, July lS Two colored men
were fis1ing IN Chisholm creek, north OF
this city, yesterday afternoon, and later
one OF them WAS seen to leave the place
alone. Two men went to the spot an 1
found papers on the bank spotted with
blood. Their suspicious wers aroused
and they waltd into the creek and found
the body OF the other man. They dragged
it to the bank and on Investigation the
Coroner found thres knife cuts on the
head and the skull was crushed in over
the right eye. The pockets we.e turne d
inside ou+ A hidden pocket In the coat
was found, In which was an envelope con.
tanning $25 and papers showing that the
murdererei mans name was William
Parrish.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
Jennie Craner's Fate

NEW YoEg, July lS.-A sensational.
dispatch from New Haven says there is
some exc!temen. there over a revelation
purpori!ug - have been made by Albert
Fitzroy, u Ho!yoke, who died a few
days ago.
fi.zroy, who was 4 married man.
claimed that IL was al Sav.n Rock on
the .ght that Jennie Cramer disappear
cd. l. vii. be remembered ste was cloth
ed n white when she was seen riding on
the merry 90 round al ;he rock.aLd F!,Z
roy sad That he saw . y ai:e h-urt jump
tron the end ot the long pier into the
Wa,er after midnight.
He dii r.t Inform The defence al the
tria! u New Haven Of Wat Le ha1 seen
because le was c3nran!sd 10 Savll
Rock ,by woman Of G0uotu reputation
on lis Ie2t4oei be sad that il the Ma.iey
boys had teea convicted he Intended tC
get ~ IN court and tel his story.
a dispatch from Holyoke says that TIT
story IS tFu-, and that lie - sons WHIT
saw Jennie Gamer jump from th= whari
are resIOLs.a.e.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
THIRD EDITION.
shot Down by q Burglar.

Charles Marsh, of Haverford, Marple
township, Delaware county, Pa, was
shot and probably fata ly wounded early
Sunday morning, short distance below
Eagle Tavern, on lhe West Chester turn
pike, by an unknown man 1t is thought,
however, hat the would be murderer is a
burglar Marsh j. Wesley Haddon, who
also lives in Maple township, and several
other men were standing at the cross
road beloT Eagle Tavern between twelve
and one O'Clock Sunday morning, when
they saw three men walking over bridge
which spans small creek ashort distance
below
~ am going TO find out who these fel-
lows are :" said Marsh, as he lef his com
pauions and started up the road after
them When the men saw Marsh com
ing after them they started on dead run.
Finding their pursoer was gaining on
them one OF the trio stopped, and level
ing pistol at Marsh, fired. a bullet
whizzsd By Marsh's head, but he kept
right on, more determined than ever to
catch the tugitives After running few
wards further the man with toe pistol
turned aud fred another shot, which also
went wide OF lis marx. Marsh was sl
most on IN. heels of the man with the re.
yolver, who had fallen behind his com
panions, when he turned for the third
time. and taking deliberate aim at his
pursuer fired. This bullet struck Marsh
in the rigDt sid below the ribs, and with
a cry Of pain ne leapei for the man who
had fired the shot. He caught him by
the neck and began to pummel him about
the head. His strength, however, soon
gave on: and he fell to the ground in a
unconscious condition, ard the other maa
made his escape.
The men Marsh had left at the cross
roads started after him when they heard
Tie first shot dred, but they did rot get
close enough 10 the iugitives to give any
description of them. They found Marsh
living on the road with pool OF blood az
his right side. They carried him to his
home and physician Was called, who
made 81 examination Of the wound and
pronounced it dangerous. be said the
ball was large one, AID had taktI Il
peculiar course stfer entering his body.
All efforts 10 remove the ball have thus
far b:en unsuccessful, aad Marsh was last
night in 4 critical condition.
When the circumstances tending the
shooting OF Marsh became noeed shout
Mafp,e Township on Sunday morning II
was learned for the hrst time 'nat the
store OF Philip Moo!e, JT., al brouna., 4
lew miles from Eag.c tavern, had U-en
entered by burg ars on Saturday night.
They h.d effected al entrance through
one OF the second story windows, and mad
f5rcci open tae safe, taking wiki them
what cssl il ccntaine J, about S25 IN all,
Several citizens of BrooMa! remember
having seen three men lettering around
the store shortly before midu!gn,, and II /:
thought tina. the mai. whom MARSH chased
down the country r0ai were tae men
who robbed Atr Mocre's safe.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
AIow ana IsefuI Invention

Wi..!atn Kline, Hungarian, ant
julius & JaciSEe, native Of Russ.a
both o. whom Low rs<ite IN this city
have recently !uTeutsd lew and nae
ful toe consisting of divijaGs, sQ1are
ca..!p5rs ard rule c1m bired. Iais Gem
birst.cp Is Maee iu two siz.s, w :
ard 6 lrchss, snd car b. cav,iGd in IT,
pocEe. the So NJ as font rule. It cIn
not hep proving ceefui 10 msclinists
carpenters ard mechanics Of al! Eir6 .
who use tiiEer CT al Of Ia. Qb-v3 tools
They axe Rct:sa Up IN steel, or ricke
plated, aid s.9 very handsome. tn,
patent was granted February 8. 1857
and tie !ayeI to:E intend IN stor
time TO estaE!.th tac.c:! q. Front ar(
EhiU.ey streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
New Barn.

r,anc,s n. Back has tTec,e" p",a sd
harm on bis fam nsar stsis sal, f, :" lien
tion, in New Castle HunGFsn' Fs.n,',rn,ed n
,Sa .sv old one which was desay: .sy: 6tSl
tIs ars M last December. 1t C. coSt'1I " 1Iumbs,
teet M of ground, ljo, 900 ies' s,,oo ~ ard III
vno, wsI cont coptaps over 5Go1 'se' &c ssep e. tbs
Svl Fsorn tbese fisu: es 1t may Os indeed.
It ia of considerable n2ssnl,uGav, a. AID fpesI
harm =. ' in the state THERE'S Is aDp me storage
for for staoI!ns, m4ohireEy asa xi,5 hi it a ne.
o, oaU U'Tps, bparrack has been eTec,u ,co Ianr!rs
ioGg In ST W so deep, The nay ne cfgr s,oio vOlt
mn toward 2c0 toae. n6 ano Of Chrisil
was done by David. David .sgTu work by .1'n, JGSs
ana, and the carpense: apres,t EyerythiIiDn.s
". sni;cher Of Ne"pa-i ,ss ham i. first c,s,I S,I
ooGhTesse coz 'hsse mecbsnics resnIa, s,,3e. ,l'"
az s,,,b &c a Certain degree OF pro-.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
A Heavy Contract.

T. j. Talley, the wholesale lumber
dealer at No. ll4l5 French street, has re.
Gently received the largest contract ever
awarded in ttis section OF the country for
piliDg, for use in constructing new bridges
on the P, W. q B. Bailroad Mr.. Tall, y
is the heaviest dealer in lumber in this
city, and bis immense trade keeps him in
the market continually as buyer. His
business thus far this ear has been more
than double what it was for the CORES
ponding period OF last year and is contin-
ually increasing. He is constantly buy.
ing lumber from all sections of the coun-
try and much OF his business is transacted
by Il all.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
DIELs.
PFICF.-on the lIth inst, John a. Price


PFlCF.-On the lTth inst, John A. Price,
aged 81 year.
he,stlves and friends are respectfully in.
vittd TO attend MA funeral from bis late re.
sidence. NO. IL JustisOn street, On Wethes-
day morning at O'Clock. High Mass at
st. Peter's Church. luterment IT New Ga.
thedral Gem stery.
SPENOER-Cn tho 18th inst, Maggie A.
wife OF WIN. D tpencer. aged "a years.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully in
vited to attend tho funeral from the res.-
oepce OF her mother, Mrs. D ary A. Mi ,ler,
No. 7 Columbta avenue, en- wednesday Ef-
tefnorn, to meet at the house at 2 O'Clock
Serv ioss at Bathsny Btptist Church at 8 o..
clock. lnterment al Riyerview Oemetory. =
HOKN.-ln this city, On Sunday, the nth
instant, GiItert kichie, infant Son >oi
Charles 5 ami Anna r. Horn. agcd 9
nontpe.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in,
vited to attend tha funeral, from the resi-.
dencs OF his parents, NO. 72) West Ninth
street, on iussday a'ternoop, the 10Th in
stant. Services at ESQ. lhterment private
KIDD.-1n Philatephis, on tho 18th inst.
Joseph A. B'dd, aged 90 years
The relatives and frienos OF the family ART
respectfully invited to attend his funera
from the retidence ct his daughter, Mrs
Joseph Dunlap No o2l West Third street
| Wilmington, on Wednesday. .Iuy 20. Servi
ces at ito hLuss at IL O'Clock a No., acc
TO Delaware City.
OARSWkLIs-rn the 18th instant, Eliz,
widow Of tho late Wilson Oar9well, ageS
65 years.
helauvea ard friends are respectfully In
vited TO attend the services at her late resi-
dence, IhiEc and Poplar streets, on thurs
day Afternoon at 80. lnterment private.
fEENEY.-O the 18th inst, Mrs. Eliza
beth feeuey aged 10 years.
Relatives and friends OF the family ar
respectful iy invited to attend her funers
from her late residence, No. 5l3 MorTo'
street, on Wednesday morninR at o o'clocz Z
high Mass Mt st. Paul's Church. lntermen
at the Uid Catholic cemetery.
HlLLER.-Cn tho 18Th inst, Llura b., wifi
OF terdeLand Hitler.
Friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral froy
the residence Of her husband, No. COL Tatnal
street, on Wednesday, afternoon,at 2 O'CLOCK
lnterment AtUld S1e1es' Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
Shot While Resisting Arrest.

READING, July 18.-Spec!sl Officer
Dehatt hao o terrible encounter with
John, alias "Butch" Sim mons, noted
tough Of the town, whils endesvoriug
to arrest him. Simmons Is charged with
stealing several thousand dollars from
William g. Bennethum, of the Hancock
Hotel. He boasted that the tirst one to
try 10 arrest him would be q dead man.
He elIGed the officers uLtil this morn
ing, when Officer Dshart spied him and
demanded his surrender. Simmons de
fed him and placed his hand to his hip
pocket to draw revolver, when the
officer fred, the ball entering his lett
shoulder blade. seriously woundins
him. After terrible Eight he consented
TO accompany the III Ger to Jail.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
COWS and Steers I"

Tht-e viii be s contest at Union
stree: psrz to morrow afte: :Eoon be-
tween cows and s.scrs, moaning, We
presume, the butchers CT orr city. The
game will be called at C'clocx. The
fee for admission is 10 cepIs. Those
who wien tC zee a real e0riaZ match
should nos fan to be present When
cows aud s!eeFs icck horns eo5i Zeal
OF sport may be expactcd.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
Indlct.d for MsYryin2.

WlSCuEsTER Va July l9.--The Grand
Jury TO day indicted prominent Israelite
merchant, \. kohn, and his niece, Emma
Frankel The parties were married by
Rabb! Rev. DR.. PhilIipson, of Har SIM
Tabernacle,!u IN Baltimore on June q lrS7,
and returned here 10 reside, The Virgin.
la law forbids the marriage in the State OF
parties thus connected or having been
married from returning here to reside as
man and wife. The penalty is h.avy
Iinc and imprisonment. Eminent coun,
sci has been engaged by Kohn.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
A Case of SunstrOke.

Yesterday morning William Beggs
came into this city from Bancroit's
Banks, with the intention of going to
Philadelphia, but just AS he was about to
enter the P, W. 81 b. Railroad station he
was stricken down with sunstroke- II
was picked up and carried in an uncon.
scious condition to the ladies waiting
room, where restoratives were applied.
About noon be refained consciousness
and WAS taken home by friend.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
Fifth EDlTla|
Dots

on %s, ,ss a,ra ,sit At her rs.idsss.W ad isss W',
death deaf > a, great = at, saiisres,' % aps 's,
will Il be ,n'slrsd Gu d Tsa,ia1HH Ssl',i Ha
=, Reys W, L. S. Nr,..- 'uA' ai'
" ". B. Gregg, l.. SW,yAstf " ]; E..
G. CIT Ha"gs .lsasIyy' g ,4are, "A. 4. ca Gta. ned
summit III, Camp Aasu.lr lsr,3 - 4 Bad
The cI,.zen,, comet. ''a'
The Grand Army ,''' r~yr;,s ,,ise IA I'D
slne a ,ncSi aip,9p ia;tlsl0,G,o,,"'Ig. ,,,'I. ia At 81
amons these vii. ,,s ,a'o y IIF y decou
Rev. W, l.. s. NJ. ~ o'a'
saSr..e s,uer OF the wAmlussr,oyss o,.lp, p'3
ssirm sssinneIshSe r. G dUr!oa to osl ni;s, ! cs| ;!
,.s, IhCmss ,n "s Smith, 80 badly s,,.
las, In Thomas pav.t.on;s. !. n noi,
waat p,sS.' "a, "a. is.inprOying, and win Iobs,l ~ I
The Young Men 5 ,no,,,,.,.
Of the Union NJ, /. .hu'c5 hirgyI'.shi : q; y
on. on Monday ,l, eyen.~g, Aug1., u 1.,I4s' a.
steamer Brandygiae has 'EuaI t ls'
Tor the occasion. = 0een ch'
The Delaware Co,,.,. :,
July praises the Board ~ S.1i' E.
the adjustmen. CT ta- ra,.i.' =. tt0'a
ton. u 'aa! /
A sorrel horse AMI .--r.r ma.
,resPassing on private p- ,r,tr I.A'e u.
q, ana | Mon streets ye.,et!.ty t',y A., 81 ,
INC pouh1 awaiting an owner
Harry Pho: has ,akep r.. -,
the corner OF Wafer as] ~ E', ~
formerly the cid Ma, us ausl'
gave aa opening .ayt tys5iS, nj, x
Leognrd G. Vs.K.,, -.
mencsi the e7e;tion D. l,,,s s
Class dwelling house a, p.n'..,,, n'..,
avenue ard VauBuren .i,,
The second annua. e7,r,,,,, !,
Kelley Lyceum will ,al. ,.,.l ,'.l- =, Y
day, August ls,h, to B,rs,s,s,n-
on the W. * N, ra!,roai. '-'-
Rev. + j. Cooper ylo i,,A.
TONED a. New A4vea, Cg1p-' +,
given al aPpo!r:n,r, a. New R R
mass. -" y
Hon Charles B Lole hss c5n,
the excavation Of Tue celia o,tt
house a; lios Delwzre avenue,
Mise Marble Esrisnsn, o,
town, Dauphin County, Pa, i,
friends in this cily.
PToposals will ts --ce vel /,
Collihs, mp to M:ndsg rex;, tcl
to No. II school,
Tho Bricklave,s' Tn,e-rc.,o,,
will give an excursion 10 A,sr
on August 4.
The wife O. ex,Ste.!a Mart,
ca'ly Ill at her res.ieu;e, NJ.
Zig ath street.
The NsthoGis. preachers hsvt
tlnucd tacir w.ek.y meetings j
tember.
The Holly Tree I'm will be {
public sale tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
<~ - -
Personal.

San uai WIG, formery eno.oyei at
tie Clay -JA H1u4e, 10 room G,erE at the
Br!gat EU1se, RsacbotG Beach.
Joon A Duncan, OF ire Kar sas City
Stow " cI&s, IS visiting fi!encs n tais
city, AID VIII remain nero f-E aoou: ten
dsys.
Jesep z Sea- has goue 10 tho mouL
tsins fcr the benefit OF Ills hea u.
Rev. G. W. PrettymAn had an sttocs
of sickness a. RAhohoth ali ws. no
able to preach on Sunday.
john W. Smith, formerly steward a
the Clayton House. ls vIsluas .tieuds i,
this city.
Wm. Brish., Esq, has gore 10 Rsht
both in order 20 pass g colpis u Weei
IN pleasant recreation.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
Died Tnga NIuruipp

The wife u Jaues NJ. Madison, well
known colored man, who is employed
as o coschnap by john MsrricE, Gisa
this morning az her residebco On French
street above Eighth. The 6eceased wss
about GO years of age, aud hag heen nn
invalid for tbe past four years, but it is
supposed that her death was hec:cned
by the recent hot weather.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
Made Insane by Fire.

BALTIMORE, July ls.-Fire this after.
noon destroyed the flour, grain and hay
ware house OF George Hax at North and
Franklin streets, with all the contents.
The damage is estimated at s.. 600 to $40,
600, and is well insured The fire wss
so rapid that some of the employees Jump
ed from the third-story windows, and one
of them, Charles Minnick, was severely
hurt. He was taken to the hospital, -,
WI en- he was found to be insane.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
Tho Afghan War .

sLIMA, July 70 -Thirty Thousand
insurs IL tribes toen have gathered a.
Alag ID oppose the Ameer's general
Gholan. The mut.reers who rscapeA
from aerat joined tGe irsurg outs, anj
there mas been renewal U! the Gis-
ur5aace 2. TIA: plaza. 1, ia repor Cd
hat the An.er n.s summoned four
Bacakshsa regiments TO relnfoIcs ih.
harrison at CAOai.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
keiurned for kanairh,

The S,!ckney yacht Susquehanna,
which left this city on Saturday norn.
ing tound for New York, was Gang at
IN a heavy stoim of Sandy Hook
which damaged her 10 sach an extent
thu. she was 90 igsd to return TO this
city ior repairs. shs came up tho
Ctr,stisua snd was taken 10 HGr an &
Ho.iIsswor.h about ll30 C'olock
tbis morning.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
A FOrger's EscaDe

BINGHAMToN, N. Y, July is S-w,G.
Truman, the f1rger who IL wanted In
this city for forging draft on the City
National Bank, and who was arrested d
at strondsburg, Pa, on Saturday, has
escaped. He was released on a writ of
hsbeas corpus ut Stroudsburg, and be.
lore the officers from this city arrived
at that place lie was Of for parts uu-
known.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
.Clima Green Cor, a,a,.r

This Is highly useful article for re-
duoing green corn to pulp, for MAX
ing fritters, puddinRs, sucootasb, etc
1t leaves the hu II on the cob, while tho
grain or pulp falls in a vessel placed
under the CRATER By drawing the ear O.
corn across the blades.
The price IS very low. For sale by /
Lswis Row, dl3 King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
deceased.

Joseph A. Kidd, tornsf-Ny aa -Nyoni.y, o. ID. HI, HI:
Se%an, sSa in nays 5s$s 61G9sBi SsB,S 70 '@ @
Sr Ss nsin and 4 i 50 the remains a.ao s sni Conveyed
10 10 relaga.e ns Nv; CITY fos inteFn's""
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
Ice Mater kIIls RHoIse.

PEoRlN, July 1S.-Glen Miller, the
gray etallioa owned b. F. e. Fay, OF
Ohio, died at Jefferson Park last evening.
His owner had refused $4,000 FOR him.
The ANNA! had trotting record OF . IS
A tier the iree-ior-al! trot on Friday he
was given ice water, which caused his
ip1to
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19

The Louisville Courier journal ex
pects Pennsylvania to put force of Pink
erton detectives in Congress next winter,
to guard the tariff 4 MI not be neces
sary. Pennsylvania will Rave Samuel j.
Randall and all her Rel 10 lean Congress.
IEen there.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
Needham Knocks out Billy Edwards,

sT FAuL. July l8.-A kid. glove
night to finish took place on an IL Ian d
IN the Mississippi sixteen miles below
mere at 30 last evrning between Dan
me Needham, OF St. Paul, and Billy
10 wards, Of Chicago, lightweight
champions Of their respective cities, for
purse Of $3.50, The latter was knocked
out In the second round,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
The Vatican and the knights.

ROME, July Is The Congregation OF
the Propaganda Is awaiting the report
of meeting of the eleven American
bishops, pIe.idei ov9r ~ Cardinal Glib
bons, before proLounciDg dnaly
Whether the Va'.can approves or con.
iemns the orde- Of the kuisnts Of
Labor.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
Certificate Grantad

Dr. Springer, the Coroner's ply sician
TINS morning Investigated tn, cause OF
aea ath In the case of Rev. William A.
M. Maybin, and dec ded that IL was
caused by apoplexy. The Coroner gave
certificate to that efftct.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
The Pachelor 5 Moonlight

TIE Bachelor Bat Club will give
their annual moonlight excursion on
thu DeaHere OF the evening of August
4, on ie steamer Brandywine.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
serious Accident.

ATLANTIC CITY, July Is Daniel X,
Donnelly, q leading contractor and
builder OF tLis ci,y. was seriously in
ared Il. L'nGpcrt yesterday by falling
from q ladder. He IS now very low al
his Eomo in this city
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
UoInnlnxreney Q,

We. tse urdersignod banks and BANKER.
sill pay sll Prizes drawn IN The Iouician,
state Lotteries which may be presented a.
)ur cnurters.
J. N. OGLESBY, Prea. J.oussfans
National Eauk
PIERCE LhNAUX, Pres. State Ma
IInnEb RANK
q. PAINwIN. Pres o. Nat'I ul'p
CARL hOHN, Pres Union National
Bank.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19

Amid all the fighting in Ats hanistan, +,
the nsw Russian Iaiirla1 is creeping
steadily en- toward India.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
sd't.ss Registered t,t!srs 10
NEW SE3EANS NATIONAL BANK
Now Orleans, E.a.

REHETPEp ina: the presence o,
~ y. A A-i DEih GenecGls Bsauregard
AMI Larry, who are IN charge of the draw.
ings, Is guarantee Of absolute fairness
and Integrity, that tho cnancos are all
equal and that no ono can possibly divine
what n1nhrrs will draw u Prize.
isE W EM BhR tha' t6s payment Of all
Pr'E.s II NIEWD BY RNUI;
n kETiOSAG BANKS Of New Orleans,
and the Tickets &c aligned by the Presi
dent OF an lnstitu.ion, whose chartered
riKnfs ere recognized Ia the highest Courts;
therefore, hegare Of any limitations o. an.
noymous scaemes.